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Motion activated camera on your raspberry pi, using Motion

Let me know how this fast-paced video felt. BEFORE STARTING THE PROCESS: Be sure to install Raspbian to your raspberry pi. Here is an in-depth text tutorial: Tutorial for Motion: What you need: ⦁ Raspberry Pi 3 ⦁ Webcam (I’m using a Logitech) ⦁ Micro SD card 2gb or more ⦁ Internet connection ⦁ Periphreals (Monitor, keyboard, mouse, power supply, etc.) ⦁ A windows computer ⦁ (Optional) Any internet connected device Step 1: Download Win32DiskImamager and Raspbian Jesse with pixel or lite on a Windows computer https://sourceforge.net/projects/win3... https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads... Step 2: Install Win32DiskImager Step 3: Insert your Micro SD card to your computer, and open Win32DiskImager. Select your Raspbian .img file from the drop down on the top left, and select the letter of the SD card on the right. IMPORTANT: Be sure that the Drive letter is your Micro SD card. Once ready, click write, and wait until complete, then continue to step 4. Step 4: Insert your Micro SD card to your Raspberry Pi and power it on, with all peripherals connected. Step 5: open terminal and type in these commands followed by the enter key. 'sudo apt-get update' Wait 'sudo apt-get install motion' and accept it by pressing 'y' Please take note, that this process could take a long time, and DO NOT turn off your device. Step 6: once step 4 is complete, run these commands. 'cd /etc/motion/ 'sudo nano motion.conf' Step 7: Scroll down in the document to find the line 'stream_localhost on' and change it to 'stream_localhost off' Then press 'CTRL+X', then 'y', then 'ENTER' Then type 'sudo reboot' and wait. Step 8: Once on again, in the terminal type 'ifconfig' followed by enter Look for your internet connection (wlan for wifi, or eth for ethernet) On the 2nd line of your interface, you should see 'inet addr:(your ip)' Step 9: Back on your raspberry pi, type in 'sudo motion -n' You should see the program starting up and see it saving pictures when you make motion on your camera. To end motion, press 'CTRL+C' Step 10: Go to your other device that is on the same network and type in that ip that you found in step 7 followed by ':8081'. EXAMPLE: 192.168.0.15:8081 You should see the program starting up and see it saving pictures when you make motion on your camera. To stop motion press 'CTRL+C' Congratulations! You are now complete with your Motion activated security camera. You can type 'sudo nano /etc/motion/motion.conf' to control the camera options. Notes: A Raspberry pi 3 and raspberry pi zero were used in this demo, but a raspberry pi 1 or 2 should work just as well.